The perfect yoga class is just a short walk away.
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Instead, get moving — a short walk is enough, we swear.
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The building's a short walk from plenty of good eats.
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Note the numerous bodyguards flanking him during the short walk.
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Going on a short walk amplifies creativity, Stanford researchers found.
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It's a short walk — it took us about five minutes.
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I take him for a short walk and make breakfast.
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I'm lucky that I live a short walk from Central Park.
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She had thought it was going to be a short walk.
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Next, we made a short walk over to the Brandenburg Gate.
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From here it is a short walk to the White House.
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I take my dog for a short walk with my mom.
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I take my dog for a short walk around the neighborhood.
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Wheelers Oyster Bar is a short walk back from the seafront.
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The studio is also just a short walk from my house.
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Even a short walk can provide meaningful mental relaxation and clarity.
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On the short walk from the churchyard to her car, Mrs.
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Up the hill, Mr. Fisher's grave is a short walk away.
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The National Monument and museums are just a short walk away.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park is just a short walk from Dumbo's border.
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I take a short walk to a 'Wichcraft near the court.
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Tanan Seekey lives just a short walk from the Atlantic Ocean.
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A short walk away is one of the sprawling dormitory complexes.
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Then my fiancé and I take the dogs on a short walk.
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We clean up dinner and take the dog for a short walk.
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The home is a short walk to markets, schools and small cafes.
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After a short walk to a nearby subway stop, tickets were procured.
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By 210, Virgin Megastore was a short walk away in Union Square.
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After baggage claim, it was a short walk to buses and taxis.
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It's a short walk to Lambeau Field when you're done pre-gaming.
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In the short walk to the door, he'd stepped in a puddle.
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Afterwards, we take a short walk before I head back to the office.
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Today his home is just a short walk from where the Rubios lived.
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Large hotel with spacious rooms, a short walk from the center of town.
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"Float Like a Butterfly," short walk with naturalist guide to Native Plant Meadow.
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And the A.I. team is still only a short walk from Mr. Zuckerberg.
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The monument is proposed for Ruth Wittenberg Triangle, a short walk from Stonewall.
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A crowded café, a short walk back to the safety of my hotel.
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Some of the glaciers were well-known, a short walk from the road.
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It is also a short walk to some of Hakuba's bars and restaurants.
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Under different circumstances, it would be just a short walk away, she said.
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Ms. Manjarres, the college student, lives only a short walk from a station.
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Hyde Park is a short walk away, as is the Central Business District.
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It sits a short walk from Riverview's North Riverfront Park and the Mississippi River.
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There's an outdoor basketball court, with floodlights; indoor latrines are a short walk away.
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Just a short walk from Dubai's Deira Fish Market is a vacant, scrubby sandlot.
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She built for them a small village a short walk from the main house.
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SCARSDALE "Float Like a Butterfly," short walk with naturalist guide to Native Plant Meadow.
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Being next to the water, it was just a short walk to the beach ...
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The shared bathrooms for Journey Tent guests are a short walk from the tents.
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One day she took her son out in his stroller for a short walk.
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It would also destroy another cemetery and chapel a short walk up the road.
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Boone made the short walk from his office to the middle of the clubhouse.
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The Giardino Inglese, a popular park, is also a short walk from the building.
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My gate was in the concourse nearest to security, making for a short walk.
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I take M. for a super short walk since I'm running late to work.
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The teams would have been based a short walk from where Bernasconi was speaking.
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It's just a short walk from one of the city's most popular restaurants, Noma.
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Ms. Moroz: A lot of great sites are within a short walk from each other.
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The luggage carousel is a short walk from the gate, and bags arrive very quickly.
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Next, we stopped by a JCPenney in the same mall, just a short walk away.
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Restaurants, shops, a pharmacy and public and private beaches are all a short walk away.
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It's located a short walk from George Brown College, the Eaton Centre and Ryerson University.
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A short walk away is Morgenstern's Finest Ice Cream, known for its cinnamon whiskey flavor.
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It's just a short walk or free tram ride from Bellagio, Park MGM, and Aria.
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From the Long Beach stop, it's a short walk to 3½ miles of powdery sand.
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A short walk away, a private villa, surrounded by woodland, houses a further two rooms.
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Taking a daily short walk, for example, could be the beginning of an exercise habit.
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The unit is in a building a short walk from the medical center emergency room.
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Taking a daily short walk, for example, could be the beginning of an exercise habit.
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A short walk away is the hulking Consulate General of the People's Republic of China.
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Outdoor space: Cobble Hill Park, a half-block green space, is a short walk away.
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The Chicago Architecture Center and the renowned Art Institute are a short walk away, too.
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When I returned from the short walk that night, I knew he'd still be there.
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He'd regularly depart from the podium for a short walk to soak up their adulation.
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He agrees to come along and we bundle up for the short walk to the restaurant.
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But a short-walk replacement tool that's so seamlessly manhandled is also of course easily vandalized.
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I went for a short walk, something I rarely do in the middle of a workday.
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The Darwin Police Station is on a beautiful peninsula, and a short walk from Bicentennial Park.
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A short walk away is a memorial commemorating 27 major floods in Alton, beginning in 383.
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I feed T. and take her out for a very short walk because it's very cold.
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Today a wandering visitor will find upscale hotels, nightclubs and coffee shops a short walk away.
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A short walk away is the beautifully preserved mansion of the Schlitz rival, Captain Frederick Pabst.
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She disconnected herself from the machine long enough to take a short walk around the house.
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At $4,800 a month, it was within budget and a short walk to the new condo.
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A short walk away in the museum's Medieval Hall is one that conveys the opposite impression.
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It is a short walk from Brown University, and the shops and restaurants along Thayer Street.
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The historic Roman Baths are around the corner; other major sights are a short walk away.
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But until now, none has put public school students a short walk from the chief executive.
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But in case that's not enough land, a 17-acre meadow preserve is a short walk away.
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When my coffee is ready, I take my pup out for a short walk around the block.
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It's not on the beach but it's only a short walk and still has an ocean view.
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A short walk away, the hamlet of San Miguelito was founded in the 1600s by Jesuit missionaries.
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Also a short walk away is the coffee shop Koffi, which is Starbucks for Palm Springs locals.
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A community center, state-of-the-art gym, and tennis courts are located a short walk away.
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I followed a sign that advertised Te Motu Vineyard as a short walk up a gravel road.
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At the Hotel Indigo, a short walk from City Hall, news of Ms. Barry's fate traveled fast.
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Hollywood Studios is also a short walk away in case you don't want to take the Skyliner.
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I eat my Thai red curry shrimp meal quickly so I can get a short walk in.
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The passengers clutched their luggage, ignored a "no pedestrians" sign and made the short walk into Quebec.
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Florence grew up directly in front of Pipeline and now lives a short walk down the beach.
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Indeed, almost all the 435 members lived a short walk or a streetcar ride from the Capitol.
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A short walk down the street will bring you to the famous Saks Fifth Avenue light show.
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For the time being, they are sleeping in a makeshift hostel just a short walk from the border.
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Santa Fe Depot, an Amtrak train station and historic landmark, is also a short walk from the hotel.
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A SHORT WALK from Tiananmen Square, young carworkers wearing company tracksuits stand with their fists in the air.
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"In a perfect world, you're getting up every 45 minutes and going for a short walk," Church says.
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The study is far from the first to suggest that even a short walk can improve your health.
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The NCAA is based in downtown Indianapolis, with its headquarters located a short walk from Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Ross Miller The best wait at E3 2016, unquestionably, belongs to a booth a short walk from Bethesda.
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This cornerstone sits between a tractor shed and a pond a short walk from the Cedar Bridge Tavern.
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On the short walk over, a young woman stopped Ms. Steinem to thank her for being an inspiration.
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It is a short walk from downtown restaurants and boutiques and several blocks from the bay and beaches.
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They take a short walk through the woods and a neighborhood to come see their grandparents, Biden said.
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Jeffrey Dean, the celebrated Google engineer who oversees the Brain lab, is a short walk from Mr. Pichai.
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A short walk from the main street, the neighborhood's stone streets are lined with bars, cafes and boutiques.
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If you do have to carry it with your hands, it's not inconvenient when on a short walk.
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But the 1, 2 and 3 lines, which mostly run along Broadway, are usually a short walk away.
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The squalor is a stark contrast to the office towers of technology giants just a short walk away.
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Here&aposs Lake Simcoe in my hometown of Barrie, Ontario, a short walk from my parents&apos house.
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A short walk away is Orange Avenue, Coronado's charming main thoroughfare lined with gift shops, restaurants, and galleries.
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Pierre McGuire practically bounces onto the ice for the short walk to his broadcasting post between the benches.
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She also will take a break to play with the baby and take him for a short walk.
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In 2007, Ms. Trump opened Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry on Madison Avenue, a short walk from Trump Tower.
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Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que, formerly known as Oklahoma Joe's, was a short walk from my Airbnb.
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As he made the short walk back to the pits, the fans in the grandstands stood and applauded.
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A short walk from the coliseum, protesters gathered to march in a show of dissent against the president.
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Thomas attended the team's film session and short walk-through on Monday but did not speak with reporters.
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He learnt the game playing on public courts, only a short walk away from his local housing estate.
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It's a short walk from the apartment Li, Yi, and Kim share to White Night, the neighborhood internet café.
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It's also a short walk to Seaport Village, a popular tourist destination for dining, souvenirs, and waterfront photo ops.
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Worst case scenario, you have some quiet time to enjoy in the morning or go for a short walk.
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It is a short walk from Eton College, where he went to school alongside the Queen's grandson, Prince William.
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After a short walk and catch-up on the phone with my fiancé, I head to bed as well.
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I'm not taking the pup to daycare today, so I take him for a short walk around my complex.
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Also a short walk away, the Ferry Building terminal is a great place for food and drink, and souvenirs.
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I tested the feature out on a short walk from our Times Square office to Radio City Music Hall.
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The museum's opening coincided with the unveiling of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, a short walk away.
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It is a short walk to a tram stop, with connections to downtown Vienna that take about 30 minutes.
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A short walk away at Aldi and Lidl — two German discount grocery stores — those same items amount to £2600.
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In fact, the main gate of the work yard is just a short walk away from Pearce's former property.
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It's located a short walk from the Whitney Museum of American Art, near Chelsea Market and the Highline park.
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Platys Gialos, a short walk from the hotel, is known for being a slightly quieter, more family-friendly beach.
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They were found safe in the woods just a short walk north of their home around 3:30 p.m.
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I find a great deal on a hotel ($440.51) that's just a short walk from my office, and book it.
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There was a vacancy in Harrison: a renovated three-bedroom with new appliances, a short walk from the local schools.
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She also spent £16m ($21m) in Harrods, just a short walk from her home, over the course of ten years.
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The Al-Manaar mosque, a short walk from the tower, now runs children's holiday camps with the West London synagogue.
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We chat for a bit, and I take the dog for a short walk while they straighten up the house.
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The church was never finished, though its crypt, a short walk from the house, is considered one of Gaudí's masterworks.
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The park will be easily accessible, located a short walk from Harajuku Station and the metro's Meiji Jingu-mae Station.
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Mr. Cruz spoke at Miami Dade College, a short walk from where Mr. Rubio announced his presidential candidacy last year.
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To the right, and a short walk down the road, a second service took place in the priest's packed garage.
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These new encampments were all within a half-mile corridor, just a short walk from where El Campamento had been.
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Taxis are easy to find, and the Woodley Park Metro Station on the Red Line is a short walk away.
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My niece started "A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush," by Eric Newby, and couldn't get past the first section.
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In Sarajevo, the Aziza Hotel is a sweet family-run hotel a short walk uphill from the Bascarsija (the bazaar).
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Brothers, a juice and smoothie bar on the boardwalk near 1103th Street, is a short walk from the ferry landing.
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It made for a scenic, but still short walk to the elevators, complemented by a fireplace flanked by cushy chairs.
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It's also right next door to the Walt Disney Family Museum and is a short walk to many fantastic restaurants.
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Seoul time, and then made the short walk across the military demarcation line into the South Korean side of Panmunjom.
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Guests can access kitchen facilities and a private bathroom a short walk away in a historic barn on the property.
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There is a bus station a short walk from the property, as well as markets and a movie theater nearby.
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It sits on a quaint suburban lot, surrounded by trees and it's just a short walk away from the Hudson River.
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At his home in Santa Monica a short walk from the beach, Kelly, wearing a pinstripe bathrobe, declined to be interviewed.
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I try to find a new Spotify playlist on the short walk over and stumble upon a '2129s hip-hop one.
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From her job in Bryant Park, it's only a short walk to Grand Central and the 7:19 train to Ossining.
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The restroom, a short walk from the dining room in the lobby of an adjoining hotel, has a neglected, unloved feeling.
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Arli Hotel A bright and contemporary 25-room property with a garden, sauna and pool, a short walk from the beach.
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Paul first bought the residence, which is located just a short walk away from the infamous Chateau Marmont hotel, in 2012.
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A short walk from the Lighthouse home base is charming Skala Sikaminias, the village made famous by its fishermen's valiant rescues.
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With bowling, hiking trails, and a downtown area just a short walk away, students can enjoy themselves on and off-campus.
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Anything else he can find in Utterslev Mose or at the Bispebjerg graveyard, which is a short walk from the restaurant.
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A short walk away, YeSake offers more inventive takes on classic Asian fare, with burrito-sushi mash-ups and sake slushies.
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The Waverley train station is a short walk away, as is the Edinburgh Trams line, which runs to the international airport.
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Hoboken is only a mile square, so anywhere is just a short walk to a bus or train into the city.
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There is only one road open to traffic on the island, and the house is a short walk from the road.
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Here East (originally called iCity) is a short walk from several train stations including Hackney Wick, Stratford International, and Stratford Underground.
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Here East and Plexal are a short walk from the Olympic Stadium, which is now used by West Ham Football Club.
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Mr. Johnston was out of breath and a little wobbly from a short walk in his backyard the afternoon I visited.
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Hall suggests that gazing out of a window could have similar effects, or taking a short walk outside of your building.
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But that short walk, and the brief pause together at the palace threshold, spoke volumes about this budding and unlikely bromance.
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A short walk from Tempelhof Field in Neukölln, this tiny and unassuming bakery boasts a wonderful older Danish "backmeister" (baking master).
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I decide to leave the office and take a very cold but short walk to a coffee shop for a chai latte.
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But what she expected would be a somewhat short walk to the main road, suddenly became a 36-hour-long trek — alone.
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I take a short walk with my dog, but it's freezing, so we're both happy to keep it to a quick one.
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A public beach on Lapad Bay is a short walk from the house, and there is a walking path along the bay.
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The ceremony was not public, but the memorial was being simulcast at Klyde Warren Park, a short walk from the symphony hall.
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We eat at the table together and then decide it would feel good to go for another short walk, which we do.
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It's also just a short walk away from the 52nd Street and Eleventh Avenue studio where the comedian films The Daily Show.
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I pull out my phone and see that it's just a short walk to a ceviche stand suggested by my friend Eric.
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Meanwhile, in Addition Hills, Aldrin Ricio - who lives a short walk uphill from Angeles - wonders when his water-storing days will end.
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The knowledge that the czar is a short walk from the Oval Office will enhance his or her authority among all parties.
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A simple grey door and a single banner mark the establishment on Promenade, a short walk south of the iconic Belvedere Hotel.
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CORE: Club is located in midtown Manhattan, a short walk from Fifth Avenue, Grand Central, Rockefeller Center, and dozens of corporate HQs.
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Its clubhouse is a short walk from Royal Troon's clubhouse, and the two clubs will work together to stage the British Open.
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But inside the Christian Broadcast Network's news bureau, a short walk from the White House, the atmosphere is more relaxed, even familial.
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Mr. Glass's company, Meadowbrook Builders, is currently working on two other home renovations, garages included, within a short walk of the Hammers.
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A financial planner, Stuart Evans, 47, rushed between appointments to Victoria Embankment, just a short walk from the site of the attacks.
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Recent graduates from the high school were hired by Panasonic and JetBlue Airways, whose headquarters is a short walk from the school.
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"I've been trying to see how he's doing," Tim Mickelson said to a photographer during the short walk to the 17th tee.
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Xu Renzhong, who runs a repair garage a short walk from Ms. Dai's grilled pancake shop, has no customers — and no mechanics.
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I made the short walk to the Sunnyside Holiday Bungalow, where I had booked a room for just under $30 per night.
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CNN caught up with him in November on a rainy day along the Thames, a short walk from the Houses of Parliament.
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He had been recovering at Windsor Castle — just a short walk away from St. George's Chapel, where Harry and Meghan tied the knot.
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Streets near Eastern Market are lined with restaurants; a nearby resident has counted 21964 of them within a short walk from his home.
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A short walk away by the canal dock, Google, which already employs 393,000 Dubliners, is building three towers and converting old flour mills.
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A short walk from my home on the Lower East Side of Manhattan lies Katz's Delicatessen, one of the neighborhood's biggest tourist attractions.
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If you prefer to start your day at a slightly different pace, then a short walk from Cubbon Park is K. R. Market.
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Last week, Augsburg in southern Germany unveiled a new pedestrian figure at a crossing a short walk from the town's famous puppet theater.
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At the time, you'd schedule your ride up to hours ahead of time, and then get a cheaper fare after a short walk.
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In between museum workshops, we spent time at Buen Retiro Park, Madrid's Central Park, which is just a short walk from our apartment.
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The house is a short walk from a leg of the Atlanta BeltLine, a planned loop of trails following an old railway line.
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The club was a short walk away, on Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard, part of a complex that included one of the city's fanciest hotels.
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A short walk from where the police SUV burned overnight, students in suits filed into the campus rec center for a career fair.
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A handsome room with a patio leading to gardens and a short walk to the 95-foot long pool costs about 25,000 rupees.
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It wasn't a short walk — the subway would have been faster — but Chung and her roommate, So Ra, wanted to enjoy the sunshine.
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His two new features are a romantic comedy, Night is Short, Walk on Girl, and a children's fantasy adventure, Lu Over the Wall.
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The sleepy village has become the place that the Danish team goes to avoid distractions, with a training pitch a short walk away.
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She took the couple to see a one-bedroom renting for $1,825 on a tree-lined block, a short walk from 145th Street.
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Such a visit, just a short walk downhill from Borough Hall, would be likely to anger many officers who live in the borough.
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The home is only a short walk from small town Stow-on-the-Wold, which has numerous restaurants and boutiques for Christmas shopping.
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Apted worried that even a short walk might unnecessarily tax Jackie: She suffered from an arthritic condition that kept her on disability benefits.
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A short walk from there, below the old fortified city walls is Pasaj, its menu offering a modern European take on traditional dishes.
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Menon and his prospective employers made the short walk to Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium, where they were quickly ushered to the suite level.
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The eighteen-year-old was found unresponsive on campus early Wednesday morning just a short walk from his dorm, according to university officials.
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On a short walk down Bourbon Street in the French Quarter, a dozen songs might hit you, layering atop one another like horseshoes.
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Every day she makes the short walk over the uneven pavement, through the famously perilous traffic, to her unit at the San Ignacio.
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Guests are a short walk from the Magnificent Mile, the stretch of North Michigan Avenue known for its designer stores and heavy crowds.
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The hotel claimed to be 'a short walk to the beach,' but through gang-infested areas, where we received dirty looks and drug offers.
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A teen with autism in Lawrence, Kansas, tragically died of heat exhaustion after a short walk outdoors on a sweltering day earlier this month.
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Fortunately, he's been recovering at Windsor Castle — just a short walk away from St. George's Chapel, where Harry and Meghan are tying the knot.
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Thae's son, Thae Kum Hyok, who was known as "Kum Thae", was a pupil at Acton High School, a short walk from the embassy.
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So for example, taking a short walk in the morning has as huge impact on synchronizing the brain clock and improving arousal and alertness.
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When London-based comedian Hannah Warman was heading home on Sunday night, she decided to skip the short walk in favour of an Uber.
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"I'm a big proponent of actually going outside to take a break, or going for a short walk in the city park," says Williams.
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This is a city, and it's very rich, but if you need a minute, you're right next to wild nature, a short walk away.
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There's a plaque (also in Irish) marking the spot of his boyhood home, a short walk from the tower where James Joyce's "Ulysses" begins.
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A short walk down to Albert Dock brings you to the office of The Magical Mystery Tour, a Beatles-themed tour of the city.
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MADE's prime NoMad location means you're a short walk to Madison Square Park for people-watching with a burger from the original Shake Shack.
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I decided to go to Indochino's Financial District, Manhattan, location to get measured since it's a short walk away from the Insider Inc. office.
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The couple's roughly 8953,800-square-foot home is a short walk to the recently opened NYC Ferry service that connects to Manhattan and Queens.
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Now there was a Whole Foods a short walk away, and modern condos across the street advertised a full-time doorman and residents lounge.
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She set up a studio in a four-story mansion in a quiet neighborhood on Xiamen Island, just a short walk from the beach.
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The location is a short walk from 20143th Avenue, where Renaissance Ballroom, a catering hall that specializes in kosher celebrations, sits on the corner.
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From there, it's a short walk to "Prisons Today," an exhibit that opened in 2016 and was honored by the Alliance of American Museums.
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Besides the benefits you'll get from nature, reducing screen time—even if it's just for a short walk each day—might make you happier.
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It's a short walk to the train station, most museums and tourist attractions, as well as to the historic quarter's many restaurants and aperitivo bars.
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A short walk away is the fun new Powder Room, an upscale club with quality wines and cocktails that feels more Hong Kong than Niseko.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said about 750,000 people, or nearly one in 10 New Yorkers, lived within a short walk of the five parks.
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"It's not a good look if you're a military adviser and you're carrying around excess weight" and get winded after a short walk, he said.
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A short walk away, the third Grenfell-inspired warning was plastered over a block called Frinstead House, which is on the same social housing estate.
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"They answer when you call," said Maribel Aquino, a receptionist who has lived for nine years in a building a short walk from Prospect Avenue.
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Following that compressed virtual history, a short walk leads to the second building, crossing an educational garden where visitors can learn about Jewish dietary laws.
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But while they're a very short walk from many major train lines, Ms. Mulhall still wishes they had found something on the Upper West Side.
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At least two dozen elite officers took positions as the S.U.V. stopped at a square where Mr. Saviano was going to venture a short walk.
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A short walk northwest brings you to Bethnal Green Academy, from which three British schoolgirls fled to Syria to join the Islamic State last year.
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One focal point for its energetic rebirth is the design store Slavica, a short walk from the Hotel Kyjev on a curvy pedestrianized side street.
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Just a short walk from the places where Gobright lived in his Honda Civic, the Ahwahnee has rooms that cost several hundred dollars a night.
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I couldn't very well visit Berlin without visiting a typical German pub — fortunately there was a good one just a short walk from my hotel.
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"It was just a given," said Patricia Light, who grew up in Dannemora and whose home is just a short walk downhill from the prison.
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I rush to my usual commute: short walk to the tram (three-station ride), then across the street for my next tram (another seven stations).
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Rounding out the top three is Land's End Inn in Provincetown, Massachusetts, which features ocean view rooms and a short walk to the downtown area.
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We taken on a tour of the restaurant&aposs hillside garden a short walk away, after which it was cocktail hour back on the patio.
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The cemetery is a short walk from Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, which van Gogh painted in a June 1890 piece now at the Musée d'Orsay.
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A short walk down the hill, the central marketplace of this part of southern Ethiopia comes alive with farmers, merchants and salesmen as the sun sets.
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I was just in a lounge in Baltimore and enjoyed a free drink, snacks, fast internet, and clean bathrooms just a short walk from my gate.
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Of course you'd brave a bit of rain and a short walk just to know you were on the same page as the person you admire.
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You can virtually visit Ireland's Rugged Coast, take a short walk in Prague and check out local attractions in Denver, to name just a few options.
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In fact, you can practice the breathing exercise on your commute, at your desk, in the bathroom or on a short walk around your office building.
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Footage recorded shortly afterwards at the site, a short walk from the Elysee presidential palace and the U.S. embassy, showed yellow smoke billowing from the car.
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This energy was palpable at The World Transformed, an alternative conference hosted by Momentum (Mr Corbyn's unofficial cheerleading brigade) a short walk from Labour's official gathering.
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The expansion of the city of Cairo, Egypt, has lessened the wonder of the pyramids, which are now a short walk away from fast food restaurants.
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The sister, 62-year-old Lee Wei Ling, still lives in the bungalow, just a short walk from the city's main shopping district at Orchard Road.
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There's also a restaurant that sources its grilled snapper and prawns every morning from local markets — a short walk from the surf at Batu Bolong Beach.
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Just a short walk from the Grand Market Square in the center of Delft is the Beestenmarkt, a quieter, smaller square with nice cafes and bars.
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His cabin was a gathering spot — up to 30 guests could cram inside — and it was a short walk from where his family and friends lived.
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The park, with its beach, boat launch and stunning vistas, is a short walk from the train station along Mamaroneck Avenue, filled with shops and restaurants.
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The apartment was also a short walk from a loft rented by two friends of mine and a rotation of roommates who occupied the extra bedrooms.
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While the property is just a short walk from the city's lively French Quarter, it "feels like you've been transported to a different world," says Heckman.
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I take a short walk, play some phone Yahtzee, cry to R., and come back to eat my feelings with some emergency Skittles from my desk.
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I.O., a short walk from the White House, hundreds of people, including federal workers and union leaders, also gathered to demand an end to the shutdown.
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The building is a short walk from the Vienna State Opera, as well as two public parks and the Karntner Strasse, the well-known shopping corridor.
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" Barbara Coloroso, author of "The Bully, the Bullied, and the Bystander," said: "It's a short walk from hateful rhetoric, to hate crimes to crimes against humanity.
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Or have kids do some jumping jacks, get a drink of water, take a short walk, climb stairs or play a game to help them refocus.
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Earlier in the day, May met Merkel at her riverside Chancellery, a short walk from Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, and departed with a warm exchange of kisses.
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On Tennis On Australia Day, a short walk from the tennis arenas at Melbourne Park, a large gathering protested the holiday for its celebration of colonialism.
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At El Panóptico, located a short walk from Misia inside the sprawling Museo Nacional, the chef Eduardo Martinez clipped herbs from a pot in the courtyard.
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You can expect loads of Disney touches through art and themed restaurants, and the park's front gates are just a short walk or monorail ride away.
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It's a short walk from Epcot and a leisurely boat ride to Hollywood Studios making it a convenient choice for visiting multiple parks in one visit.
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A short walk away is the Time Out Miami Market, an innovative food hall with many popular Miami vendors offering a taste of their iconic bites.
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I could shop for small hauls at lunch — there's a Whole Foods a short walk away and an office fridge where I could stash the goods.
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It's less than a block from Central Park and a short walk from other world renowned museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim.
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But then Facebook executives toured Hudson Yards and were impressed with the amenities, including shops and restaurants, and with the short walk to major subway lines.
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You cannot casually ask about the background image of a Web page and be directed to a secret circus a short walk from where you stand.
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The house is on 0.06 acre, and it is a short walk to restaurants, cafes, antiques shops, galleries and boutiques on Queen Street, a village hub.
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Prostitutes still loiter in front of seedy hotels on Calle Coahuila, a short walk from the border and a 15-minute drive north of Estadio Caliente.
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About 45,000 public-housing residents live a short walk from the route, the administration said, a priority for Mr. de Blasio, who has focused on combating inequities.
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In New York City, Microsoft's first flagship store on Fifth Avenue is just a short walk from Apple's iconic, glass cube (currently under renovation) on Fifth Ave.
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Not long after that state workers finished decorating the very first first lady's office inside the Indiana Statehouse -- just a short walk from Mike Pence's own office.
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A short walk or free shuttle bus ride from the main parking areas at Grand Canyon Visitor Center, Mather Point provides a spectacular view of Grand Canyon.
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For tourists and expats, the Garratts' coffee shop—just a short walk from the Sino-Korean Friendship Bridge—was a hub of Western conversation and comfort food.
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We are instructed to take everything to the distribution point a short walk away and under no circumstances must we give anything out before we reach it.
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Ada, who was moving with difficulty because of a bruised hip, came along as Katz took us on a short walk through the woods to his studio.
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It is a short walk from the Yale campus and museums, and less than 19943 minutes on foot from the Maya Lin sculpture; 1157 Chapel Street, thestudyatyale.com.
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The town's most famous literary son, William Faulkner, had already written "The Sound and the Fury," and he lived a short walk from the busy town square.
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This can mean talking a short walk, closing your eyes and meditating for a few moments, or even just socializing with colleagues about topics unrelated to work.
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The suburb of San Pedro Garza García, part of the Monterrey metropolitan area, offers a wealth of retail and restaurants, all a short walk from High Park.
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And the museum, a short walk from Twitter headquarters, is actively competing with other cultural institutions to reach the local technology community, for both funding and audience.
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Transportation tip: If you're coming from Los Angeles, skip the traffic and take the train — the Santa Barbara Amtrak station is a short walk from the beach.
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The Michelin starred Kin Khao, the brunch favorite Dottie's True Blue Cafe, and the new multi-floor French concept ONE65 are all just a short walk away.
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RIVER RUN After meditating, I take Lapo out for a short walk and then head out for a four to six mile run along the Hudson River.
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"We're not moving because of any sinister reason," he said last week over breakfast at Russ and Daughters Cafe, a short walk from the Stone's old location.
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Mr. Jaber, 221, lives a short walk away, in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City, across the old pre-220 armistice line, now an invisible boundary.
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Past guests are quick to praise the renovation, raving about the updated feel of rooms, and also the fact that Disneyland is just a short walk away.
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Fisher and his wife, Doris, opened the first location of the retail chain on Ocean Avenue in San Francisco, a short walk from the state university campus.
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On Friday, flowers and gift boxes had been left at the door of her family's home on a winding road just a short walk from the school.
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Saddle Peak Lodge restaurant is a short walk away, and Malibu Creek State Park, offering more than 29,2073 acres of grassy plains and craggy peaks, is nearby.
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A short walk from the Taksim Square, Besiktas Soccer Stadium was draped with Turkish flags and banners mourning victims of an attack by a Kurdish terrorist group.
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Instead, according to the authorities who are now investigating her death, she was attacked by a herd of feral hogs before she could make the short walk.
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WALK AND BATH By the time the last guest leaves, it could be anywhere between 6 and 7, and Jackson and I will take a short walk.
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The headquarters for the Vermont senator's presidential campaign are a short walk away from the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts where Trump spoke to supporters Thursday night.
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He invited some friends and their family members to his home in the Boston suburb of Somerville, a short walk from PillPack's headquarters, to enjoy a summer barbecue.
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As The New York Times puts it, "standing is not exercise," and it's a better idea to take a short walk than to just stand instead of sit.
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Harry was spotted leaving a gym in Chelsea, London, just a short walk away from his and new fiancée Meghan Markle's home at Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace.
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If something seems off, get to a safe location and take them for a short walk or give them treats and toys to help them feel more comfortable.
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The beer at McGillin's has been flowing since 1860, 11 years before the first brick was even laid at city hall, which is just a short walk away.
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Just a short walk down the road, Steve Mayer stands behind the bar at the local watering hole, the Big Sur Taphouse, with nary a patron in sight.
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In one scene Susie, barely able to hold back tears, reveals a painting Arthur made of the windmill that stands just a short walk from where he died.
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Prepper instructor and Earth School founder Richard Cleveland takes dozens of us on a short walk around the campground, identifying edible plants and offering samples to the crowd.
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"STOP BREXIT" Earlier in the day, May met Merkel at her riverside Chancellery, a short walk from Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, and departed with a warm exchange of kisses.
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This past weekend, sub-zero temperatures had my face frozen into a contorted grimace on the short walk from the parking lot to Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minnesota.
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Then she hit the road again, eventually driving through the tall steel gates of a communal car park and making the short walk to her first floor flat.
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A short walk away, in the sports ministry — a former duke's residence that dates to 1799 — Mr. Mutko is waiting, too, but with a greater sense of urgency.
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The first to disappear was 210-year-old Carol Spinks, who never made it home from a short walk to the store near her family's Washington, D.C., apartment.
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She paid $275,000 for the studio and parking spot, which is just a short walk from the Pratt Institute's Manhattan location, where she was earning a master's degree.
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He had his chosen young friends, and some of them remember good times, laughter, beery barbecues at the Woese home, just a short walk from the university campus.
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A short walk north, find more innovative cork products at Pelcor, a boutique stocked with cork-lined golf bags and umbrellas made from naturally water-resistant cork skin.
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For a splurge, try the Old Parsonage Hotel, which offers quiet luxury — a light-filled library, a private garden, elegantly appointed rooms — a short walk from the center.
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The glitter factory is located in a beige business park, a short walk from the office of a company that makes sidewalks for airports and a nut plant.
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The apartment is near Kosciuszko Square, a popular gathering spot, and is a short walk to the pier, theaters, restaurants and Swietojanska Street, the city's main shopping area.
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LONDON — It has a lot going for it: a two-story house on a leafy cul-de-sac, a short walk from schools, parks and a train station.
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A short walk from where Dhila sat outside his friend's home, Selma Naule, 35, opened her hands to reveal a bunch of dried worms in a small packet.
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A short walk from where Dhila sat outside his friend's home, Selma Naule, 35, opened her hands to reveal a bunch of dried worms in a small packet.
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Breakfast is included with your stay, which helps offset the higher price tag, and while there are two restaurants on property, town is just a short walk away.
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JUNIOR'S RESTAURANT A new branch of this cheesecake specialist, founded in Brooklyn more than 60 years ago, is opening a short walk from the company's theater district location.
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For a homier stay, try Alpine Village Inn, a motel-style guesthouse with a well-tended garden that's a short walk from the main drag in Blowing Rock.
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FAIR lobbies members of Congress and their staff from its offices on Massachusetts Avenue, a short walk from Capitol Hill, while maintaining strong contacts with talk-radio hosts.
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Inmates could step into the cellblock corridor and file into the darkness and cold for a short walk to the cafeteria for breakfast and a cup of water.
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I took the A train one stop from the Financial District to High Street-Brooklyn Bridge station, which is a short walk to the heart of Dumbo, Brooklyn.
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Half the trades were settled at Deutsche Bank's City of London headquarters, which is a short walk from the office, in Pinners Hall, where Harvey and Winkler worked.
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The fairy penguins at St. Kilda are used to humans since the pier is located a short walk away from the busy shore full of shops and cafes.
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Hours after the attack, the police found the body of a man on the Gessner Bridge, near the city center and a short walk from the Islamic center.
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This listing is just a short walk from the revered Wynwood Walls, which are an anchor of the local art scene, surrounded by plenty of shops and restaurants.
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CHECK IN The hotel has high-rise views of Lake Michigan and a prime location in the city's Gold Coast neighborhood, a short walk to the Magnificent Mile.
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The restaurants, bars and antique shops of Magazine Street are a short walk away, as are several of Henry Howard's other architectural projects that are worth checking out.
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I do get to choose my doctor, have high-quality care a short walk from my home, same-day appointments and short waits when I walk in unannounced.
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Meanwhile, a short walk away, survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire have been abandoned in pokey hotel rooms for 15 weeks because there are no homes available for them.
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Earlier, Pastor Frank Pomeroy led a gathering of about 500 in Sunday services held in a tent erected in a muddy athletic field, a short walk from the church.
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Washington (CNN)Capitol Police arrested several people Thursday at a DC marijuana giveaway a short walk from the Capitol building, highlighting the divide between national and local drug laws.
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"The good news is, you can break up your sitting with a short walk or doing resistance exercises in place like squats and calf raises," Gibbs said by email.
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And that's this incentive to get outside and be active and the pleasure that comes from that, just from taking a short walk every day motivated by a game.
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Any restaurant you can think of was a short walk or an Uber ride away, and at night we'd go out in D.C. and get a jumbo slice afterwards.
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"We look forward to the speedy conclusion of it, but we'll fully cooperate," he said, before turning to make the short walk east along Bryant Park to his car.
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This house is on a corner lot in Old Town, a hillside residential neighborhood with colorful Victorians, a short walk from restaurants and shops in the center of town.
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The hotel is on Pennsylvania Avenue, a short walk from the White House, and to a lot of people, just walking through the door seems like a political act.
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A short walk away stands a complex housing the National Opera and National Library, three years in the making, at a cost of 21 million euros, or $16.23 million.
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And they mainly dotted a part of the Rahway Trail in Locust Grove, a short walk from downtown Millburn that draws dog walkers and runners from the surrounding towns.
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Located in Amsterdam's trendy and scenic Jordaan district (just a short walk away from the Anne Frank Museum), it's a one-stop shop for anything and everything licorice-flavored.
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In 2013 I caught up with both of them and recorded a joint 24-minute interview, just a short walk from the venue for the Le Web London conference.
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Nakiryu, which is just a short walk from Tsuta, is known for its tantanmen, which is like a ramen variation of dan dan noodles, the spicy Szechuan noodle dish.
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After a short walk passed a senior's home to the Drake headquarters, I sat down with my host near a stack of unopened phonebooks: Me: Tell me about Drake.
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Coventry City are owned by Sisu Capital (now registered as Otium Entertainment), a hedge fund based a short walk from Hyde Park in the refined climes of palatial Mayfair.
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But the transition, from the literal underground to the former home of the Pearl Theater Company in Hell's Kitchen, a short walk from Broadway, also carries unavoidable symbolic weight.
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Just a few months earlier, a short walk from the spot where Mr. Trump stood, two retired Border Patrol agents had set off from the park in their boat.
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The 2893th Street corridor, with its bustling restaurant and bar scene, is also a short walk, as is the hotel whose name dare not be mentioned (the Trump International).
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After about 40 minutes on a bus meandering past high-rise buildings and dilapidated parking lots, and then a short walk, Yanis, 17, arrived at the Martine swimming pool.
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It lies in the heart of the city, a short walk from the Milan Cathedral and the Royal Palace in one direction, and the Sforza Castle in the other.
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For other non-gaming options, Waldorf Astoria is a short walk away and has a lovely afternoon tea service, champagne vending machine, and a lounge with spectacular Strip views.
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The King's Garden, the Royal Danish Theatre, the Danish National Gallery and Nyhavn, the waterfront district, are within a short walk of the apartment, as is a metro station.
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It is a short walk to the city's most important theaters, restaurants and shopping streets, which is why the area is known as "the lounge of Palermo," she said.
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The Soto school of Zen Buddhism has two head temples, one of which is Sojiji, on the northern edge of the city, a short walk from Tsurumi train station.
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Most Nigerian brothels in Agadez are in the Nasarawa slum, a sewage-filled neighborhood a short walk from the grand mosque, the tallest mud-brick structure in the world.
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A short walk down the street, I caught up with Ali and Babak, two young men on the make, who run a store selling their tastefully self-designed hoodies.
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In makeshift offices a short walk from the deserted building site, Mr. Streitberger, the crisis manager, was coordinating a team of 40 people working overtime to formulate the plans.
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While some hotel rates have fallen since news of the webcast surfaced, rooms within a short walk of the meeting now fetch more than $500 a night including taxes.
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Sirens, gunshots and screams were heard by people in the area, which is also a busy shopping district popular with tourists that is a short walk from the Kremlin.
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"We believe that they want to do the right thing," he said, sitting in the living room of the couple's wood-paneled cabin, a short walk from the stores.
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"Traditional units are closed and have very restrictive visiting hours," says Nathalie Charpak, the formidable French pediatrician who now heads the unit and lives just a short walk away.
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After a season where it felt like all the characters were just a short walk away from each other, the physical and narrative distance between this season's plots are jarring.
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One of the main sources of alcohol for the reservation's residents is Whiteclay, a tiny hamlet of 11 residents just a short walk away across the state line in Nebraska.
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A short walk away from the AC, Isabel Kanayurak, a local elder, sits at a desk on the second floor of the blue-painted Barrow Volunteer Search and Rescue building.
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A vigil for slain British MP Jo Cox has been held at her constituency town of Birstall, a short walk from the spot where she was fatally shot and stabbed.
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Across the Chemung River, a short walk away, lie the headquarters of Corning Incorporated—the glass and ceramics manufacturing giant responsible for the creation of brands like CorningWare and Pyrex.
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A short walk away from Septime is Grebaut's wine bar Cave à Vins, which literally means "wine cellar," a perfect spot for small plates and big gulps in the afternoon.
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Here, Bob and Catherine share a super-nice apartment a short walk from the city's largest park, a place they often sought solace in as they were rebuilding their career.
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As the children demanded, a ladder leads up to a lofted king-size bed (and there's a wood-fired cedar hot tub a short walk from the shaded deck below).
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The couple took due note of the short walk for Mick and company from their door to the service elevator and the express trip it provided to the great outdoors.
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But on this mild night, Roxie was asleep in a pop-up travel tent on the floor of our Airbnb, a short walk away, and we were flush with freedom.
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Since 2003, Jean has lived in a light-filled modern apartment with cherry-wood paneling in Paris's well-heeled Sixth arrondissement, just a short walk from the A.P.C. head office.
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A short walk up the street from Mr. Guidi's hotel, the 60-room Gallows Point Resort looked unscathed but was only 58 percent filled, the general manager Akhil Deshwal said.
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A short walk from the Cité El Khadra metro station, the Borgel Cemetery is on the outskirts of downtown Tunis, sandwiched between the metro tracks and a light industrial area.
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Before they collapsed, the two had spent time in the Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Salisbury, which is a short walk from where the former spy and his daughter lost consciousness.
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He also liked that the house was a short walk from Melvyn's restaurant, a onetime celebrity magnet steeped in Sinatra stories that opened in 1975 and was still going strong.
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In Hagley Park, a short walk from the Al Noor mosque where most people were killed in the first attack, thousands of people attended a memorial service before Friday prayers.
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The hotel is a short walk to the Straw Market, Rawson's Square, and the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, which are three of the top attractions in Nassau, Bahamas.
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But a short walk to a nearby avenue solves the taxi problem, he said, and the rules allow pickups and deliveries if a vehicle takes the next legal right turn.
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One morning as I took a short walk around the hotel neighborhood, I stumbled on a busy outdoor market, a mix of stores and street stands selling produce, poultry and meat.
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I eat an English muffin with almond butter and then use the few extra minutes to take the dog on another short walk in the hopes she gets it all out.
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The evening began in the Norwegian Consulate, a tastefully upscale penthouse suite in Manhattan just a short walk from the Scandinavia House where the night's official performance was to be held.
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I play with my dog for a while, we take a short walk, and I make mac and cheese for dinner, which is the worst decision I've made in a while.
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Uber announced Wednesday its latest service will require users to take a short walk at the beginning and end of their rides to secure a faster, cheaper carpool with other riders.
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The Paris prosecutor's counter-terrorism unit said it had opened an investigation into the incident, which occurred only a short walk away from the Elysees presidential palace and the U.S. embassy.
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And a short walk away is L'Église de la Madeleine, the site of her funeral procession in April 1975; she was given full French military honors and drew over 20,000 mourners.
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The market is only a short walk away from where I live, so it's a good excuse for me to get out of the apartment after a long day at work.
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With only two bags and a small training space, the first Sangmorakot was in a tiny corner by the Prince Palace Hotel, a short walk from where the current Sangmorakot sits.
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Since 1982 it has played at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, a rounded, red-brown brick building a short walk from Pennsylvania Station that was constructed during an era of expanding ambitions.
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A short walk from Amazon's future headquarters in Crystal City is a new Whole Foods market, which is owned by Amazon, and a bar and restaurant that features a drag night.
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Just I. — Jennifer Brulé Every morning, on the short walk to my neighborhood cafe, I would try to think of something clever to say to the cute cashier who worked there.
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Ms. Smith's home, part of which dates to 224, is a short walk from Cole's, and a few of his landscapes — reproductions are now on view — feature small renderings of it.
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A short walk away from the cricket match at St. Patrick's, for example, teenagers gathered for a trivia night at Pyramid Hill College, the public school where Ms. Garchitorena now works.
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Once there, a short walk down Stillwell Avenue toward the ocean brings you to the spot where the scene just before the Katz conversation was filmed, according to various movie websites.
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The tweets begin by telling readers about Linda's morning and day at summer school, including that her mother told her she couldn't pick her up and to take the short walk home.
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After the short walk back to my apartment, I heat up some TJ's arrabbiata pasta, mix in a generous handful of arugula, and top it off with a touch of truffle salt.
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The night of the rehearsal dinner, the gorgeous beige Louboutins I'd spent almost an entire paycheck on broke during the (very short) walk from the hotel to the church, our rehearsal venue.
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The health clinic, barber shop and dentist's office are located a very short walk from the game arcade, a burger joint and the Temple Bar, one of the campus's IT-help offices.
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The one-stop health shopping center, whose developers have already sold 30 percent of its space, would be just a short walk from a border crossing that connects San Diego to Tijuana.
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"The aim is to anchor Britain in America's protective waters," a British official told me as he sipped on a Scotch in his club in London a short walk from Buckingham Palace.
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From The Woolsack I made the short walk to the bathrooms opposite the Strangers' Bar, a venue only accessible to MPs, their invited guests, high ranking public officials, and accredited parliamentary journalists.
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Just a short walk from Musée Picasso, a cavernous basement bar called the Absinthe Museum offers a mean version of its namesake drink, served the traditional way, complete with a sugar cube.
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There, he will be met by President Moon and together they will make the short walk to the Peace House, a conference center in Panmunjon or Truce Village, which straddles the DMZ.
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In 85033, while real pro-democracy protesters were being forced underground or hunted and killed, Jamil was leading a supposed "opposition" party that operated openly a short walk from the presidential palace.
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On Sunday afternoon, Nurul Khan changed clothes after working around his house on a sweltering day and set off on a short walk, just around the corner, to his mosque to pray.
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From the station, it's a short walk to Main Street, a picture postcard of 19th- and early 20063th-century commercial facades with an alluring mix of antique shops, art galleries and restaurants.
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"I've been meaning to try this place, actually," he told me as we walked the short walk to Poke Poke, which is sandwiched by a Greek food stand and an espresso spot.
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It's a short walk—and an even shorter 7 Train ride—and you can hit up Leo Lattcini Mama's for amazing mozzarella-and-meat heroes and the Lemon Ice King for dessert.
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I got off at a stop near the very top, and after a short walk arrived at the modest-sized concert venue, which was owned and managed by an enormous business conglomerate.
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UBS, whose Rue de la Corraterie branch is a short walk away, on the edge of a quiet area known as the "Quartier des Banques," or neighborhood of banks, declined to comment.
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And there's no catch; the family-friendly resort is located a short walk from beautiful Karon Beach, as well as an area full of markets and shops, with multiple plunge pool offerings.
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After a short walk along a red carpet, they will enter a secured area reserved for them and world leaders like Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron.
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I wandered over to meet Janet Ferguson, Jamie and Middy's sister and the last of the three Carnegie siblings who all live in houses they built a short walk from the Greyfield.
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A short walk away, the Dolby Theater is where the Academy Awards take place, as well as the Hollywood Wax Museum, Disney's El Capitan Theatre, and Hollywood & Highland, a popular shopping mall.
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The townhouse where the financier Jeffrey Epstein is accused of engaging in sex acts with underage girls is one of the largest private homes in Manhattan, a short walk from Central Park.
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I then rode the Paris subway to the Saint-Lazare station, a short walk to the Lycée Condorcet, the secondary school that Proust attended from 1882, when he was 11, until 33.
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The year I first met Zuckerberg, he was living in a one-bedroom apartment a short walk from the Facebook offices, which were spread among a few buildings in downtown Palo Alto.
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Home to about 231,225 people, the informal settlement stands in sharp contrast to the city's most affluent residential neighborhoods with French-inspired architecture and clean, leafy streets just a short walk away.
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Mongolia The grotto-like Mongolian pavilion is just a short walk from the Arsenale's entrance, but once you enter it, it feels worlds away; like the Icelandic pavilion, music is also essential here.
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On the fringes of London's Chinatown, a short walk from the all-you-can-eat buffets and grocery stores with ducks strung up by their necks, you'll find a little slice of Jerusalem.
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Construction of the tower is scheduled to start early next year on the corner of Rich and Front Streets, a short walk from the nine-acre Columbus Commons, which was completed in 2011.
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The apartment, which is a short walk from the arena, has a tiny kitchen, twin beds, a secondhand couch and a small bathroom with a door handle that is held up with tape.
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The River Cafe is a short walk away, as are favorites like Cecconi's, Westville, Ample Hills Creamery, Shake Shack, Gran Electrica, Time Out Market New York, and, of course, the iconic Grimaldi's Pizza.
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CUNNINGHAM Park Queens Village Jamaica Estates 1/2 mile By The New York Times In June, the couple closed on a brick-and-frame, three-bedroom colonial, a short walk from the school.
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Instead of local grocery stores, residents can drive up to a mammoth Tesco supermarket a short distance from the High Street, or take the short walk to Home Bargains, a nationwide discount retailer.
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A short walk away, however, are apartments and houses that cost millions of pounds and are home to a wealthy elite that residents of the Grenfell Tower had seen as a world apart.
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It was only a short walk down Main Street from the two-story Colonial house supposedly once occupied by Aaron Burr, whose derelict red barn Rockwell had converted into his fastidiously tidy studio.
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The restaurant is situated on the outskirts of the medieval city of Girona, Joan pointed out, a short walk from the modest café, owned by their parents, where the brothers learned to cook.
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So, to surmise, The Beverwyck, which is always locked and only accessible to members and crew, is a short walk from the place where a woman's dead body was found and Cora was hunted.
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With obvious thought being given to making those options available, it seems like it would have been a short walk to do something like the choice of pronoun that Battletech's character creator gives players.
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The house is a short walk from the post office, supermarket, bakery and restaurants in Plascassier, a village with a population of 2,200, where the singer Edith Piaf lived before her death in 1963.
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But please note: If a 45-minute spiritual cycling class isn't for you, even just a short walk is enough to get the endorphins moving and help you feel a little better about things.
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She lived a short walk from her mother, who lived a few blocks from her own mother, who had moved to East Oakland from Opelousas, Louisiana, during the height of the civil-rights movement.
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Memo from Jerusalem JERUSALEM — America's top diplomat in Jerusalem lives in an elegant three-story stone house first built by a German Lutheran missionary in 1868, a short walk from the historic Old City.
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Turn left out of the building and take a short walk, but watch closely, because that piece, "Upright Motive No. 9," has turned green, as bronze does, and blends in with the surrounding trees.
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Their place is a short walk from the Musée d'Orsay, where the works will one day be on display — the largest foreign donation to France since World War II. The donation, announced on Oct.
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Ms. Berlinski's 11th-floor apartment, a short walk from the gallery, is ordinarily a quiet place, its walls lined with portraits of her vanished family and her late husband, Eliyahu Berlinski, known as Elec.
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The dispensary, Moe Greens, is a short walk from the headquarters of Uber and Twitter and has a lounge where Mr. Prince's guests sat in avocado-green banquettes sucking on bongs and smoking joints.
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For now, the area remains a popular weekend destination for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers, with the entrance to the wetlands a short walk from a shopping mall that sits atop a rail station.
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A short walk from the townhouse stands the New Bond Street retailer Asprey, which offers leather jewelry boxes inspired by dressing cases for which it received a royal warrant from Queen Victoria in 1862.
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A short walk along the lake to the city's renowned Swiss Museum of Transport on a rainy afternoon took me at least an hour and a half, over which I took probably 26 photos.
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Mr. Dash made the hedge a border outside the 1850 barn that he remodeled and lived in during the winter, a short walk from the 1740 barn that he lived in during the summer.
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A short walk from Wandsworth Bridge on the River Thames, the studio holds 15 people, who manipulate detailed computer images of planned vessels, pore over design drawings and phone Italy to order marble fittings.
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Instead, I studied these leading ladies in the infusion center at Duke Hospital, a short walk away from my quiet office, where I had first learned the news that I had Stage 4 cancer.
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About 20 minutes by car from San Francisco International Airport and near the Powell Street BART stop, it's also a short walk from Moscone Center, the convention and exhibition complex, and the Financial District.
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But armed with that assurance, and with officials blocking reporters who tried to visit Upper Press, where Mr. Spicer's office is, I returned to the Times bureau, a short walk from the White House.
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The big, lofty building is a short walk to Beale Street and was home to WHBQ, the AM radio station where the D.J. Dewey Phillips was the first to broadcast an Elvis Presley song.
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In 2013, a car bomb killed his father, Mohamad B. Chatah, a former finance minister and ambassador to the United States, a short walk from where the younger Mr. Chatah now leads his tours.
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This week Lyft is also adding to six more cities to its "Shared Saver" carpool option, which is essentially Uber Express Pool and often requires a short walk to meet your driver and fellow passengers.
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"We just saved this country from a bloody coup attempt," says Taha Ozhan, an influential MP. His office is a short walk away from a wing of the parliament bombed by jets during the coup.
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Several hundred college-age students attended the event at Willard Straight Hall, the student union, a short walk from the site of the stabbings, and physical altercations broke out after the event, Ithaca police said.
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President-elect Donald Trump, incoming First Lady Melania Trump and other family members are attending the traditional Inauguration Day church service at St. John's Episcopal Church, a short walk from the White House, Friday morning.
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Political world mourns Nancy Reagan The simple, elegant gravesite faces west, a short walk from a large piece of the Berlin Wall her "Ronnie" ordered torn down, as his policies help demolish the Iron Curtain.
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Low-slung and shrouded in fog, it sits a short walk from the Coliseum Public Market, an old-school swap meet full of Raiders jerseys and Pitbull puppies and kids sporting home-brewed MAC Lipglass.
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Around 1:30 AM on Wednesday morning, after all our party guests had shuffled off into the night, I got tired of waiting for the official call of Pennsylvania and went for a short walk.
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We arrived at the Battery Maritime Building, a short walk from where the Ikea ferry had deposited us at Pier 222, and boarded the Governors Island ferry — named the Alexander Hamilton — in a sweaty horde.
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What begins as a normal night out with friends—drinking, doing a bump in the bathroom, a short walk home—ends with Bonnie being dragged into an alley and forced up against a brick wall.
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In 2011, the companies were given tax breaks on payroll and stock options with the hope that they would bring jobs and investment to the neighborhood, just a short walk from San Francisco's City Hall.
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We met one fall afternoon at the Fulton Street station in Manhattan, just a short walk from the M.T.A.'s headquarters, and boarded a Brooklyn-bound J train — an R42, he said, dating to 1969.
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A short walk away, the curator Clarissa Dalrymple peers into Honor Fraser's booth in the Spotlight section, where each booth is dedicated to the work of one artist, in this case the American Kenny Scharf.
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Salzburg, Austria — In a quiet pocket at the foot of the Rainberg mountain and just a short walk from the baroque city center, is a duplex penthouse that "is full of light," its owner says.
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And just a short walk downhill from Prague Castle toward the Vltava River, a local charitable foundation has announced plans to transform a former electrical substation from 1932 into a new art gallery called Kunsthalle.
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"About five years ago I used to dance regularly, but as I got bigger my joints would hurt and I'd get out of breath after just a short walk, so I gave it up," she says.
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FraenkelLab is situated a short walk from Mid-Market and SOMA, neighborhoods being fast subsumed by startup offices, tech headquarters, and the artisanal coffee shops and hoodie boutiques that cater to the tastes of their workforce.
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If not, the short walk for Express Pool could be worth it given that you'll save money and likely end up with a shorter overall trip since the route won't deviate based on one way streets.
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Also, it's important that employees are provided with the space and time to get away without consequences, whether it's to take a short walk, work from home, or utilize any other strategies that might minimize overstimulation.
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"And when most of the guests had gone and the sun was starting to fade, Indy and I took the short walk together into the back field to see her mama one more time," Feek wrote.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A short walk from the Eiffel Tower, Fatih Birol oversees the world's energy watchdog, whose analyses of fuel demand have long been viewed as the gold standard by government officials, energy executives and investors.
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Washington (CNN)The sun was setting, dinner was waiting and President Donald Trump was making the short walk to his private residence when, on March 8, he suddenly made a detour to the press briefing room.
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The Collective Retreats Governors Island campground is a short walk from the ferry, but I was picked up by a staffer in a golf cart, which brought me to the front entrance in about a minute.
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The Fish House in Burleigh Heads (just a short walk from the Burleigh Head National Park) could bank on its view alone — its wide open front windows look out over the arching sweep of the coastline.
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The convenience store is a short walk from two public charter schools — Eagle Academy and Kipp DC Somerset College Preparatory — and is the sole commissary for families whose routines don't necessarily include a home-prepared lunch.
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With the family's electricity shut off because of nonpayment, the youngest child, Nelson, 13, used a battery-powered lantern on his short walk from the kitchen to the cluttered bedroom he shares with his two older brothers.
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Boats can be arranged at the information center in Lenungshammar, along with passes to use the picnic facilities and wooden shelters throughout the nature preserve; then head out onto Stora Gla Lake, just a short walk away.
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Her trial, in New York's Supreme Court, was a short walk away from the nightclubs she and Williams once frequented, the infrared saunas where they sat and listen to music, and SoHo hotels Delvey had once scammed.
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Los Angeles Chinatown By The New York Times Scott Listfield had been living in Echo Park for about a week when he went for a short walk and suddenly found himself surrounded by eucalyptus and cedar trees.
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On the Pentagon City side, a Whole Foods, a short walk from Crystal City, is scheduled to open in July on the ground floor of the Bartlett, a 20153-story, 699-unit apartment building constructed by Vornado.
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The apartment is on the top floor of a five-story building constructed in 1814 on Queen's Cross Street, a short walk from the Queen's Castle and Odd Fellows Mansion, a rococo estate dating to the 1750s.
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A short walk from Rike Park sits the Abanotubani district, a collection of brick bathhouses with distinctive dome-shaped roofs that for centuries have been a pilgrimage site for Georgians in need of a restorative sulfuric dip.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - A short walk from where she spent the week rubbing shoulders with world leaders, Greta Thunberg showed solidarity with the climate strikers of Davos on the last day of the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Moreover, high-speed rail passengers are typically able to arrive at stations that are only a short walk away from central business districts, without experiencing the stress of negotiating highly congested environments, such as freeways and airports.
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Its new venue will be at 18 Putnam Avenue, just a short walk from its current site, and it will include a backstage area, a lobby, space for an administrative office and a slightly increased audience capacity.
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After leaving his job at a grocery store, Gunn went to see his girlfriend and was taking a short walk home to his mother's house to nap, shower, then head off to work again, his brother Kenneth said.
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And yet, sitting in a small London cafe, just a short walk from both his place of work and the VICE office, the official number one in the world maintains that he's absolutely not the best out there.
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In a speech delivered at the Hudson Institute, a short walk from Congress and the ongoing Kavanaugh brouhaha, the vice-president castigated the Chinese for bullying investors, buying allies with cheap loans, "tearing down crosses" and much else.
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"The talent needed to be a good software tester is strong pattern recognition, strong attention to detail and the ability to have strong focus," Hahn said from his office in Santa Monica, a short walk from the beach.
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After leaving his job at a grocery store, Gregory Gunn went to see his girlfriend and was taking a short walk home to his mother's house to nap, shower, then head off to work again, his brother said.
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While it's technically a night to celebrate the best of the best in film, the short walk down the red carpet and into the theater is paved with iconic beauty moments that live on for decades to come.
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After years of living in the suburbs, she set her sights on the center of Tulsa and bought a small corner lot for about $300,000 in the Midtown neighborhood, a short walk from the Philbrook Museum of Art.
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The museum — which is now based on Centre Street, just a short walk from the site of the fire — has been documenting Chinese-American history since it was founded in 264 as the New York Chinatown History Project.
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Instead of a short walk to the Fort Hamilton Parkway station, the one nearest her apartment, she must head in the other direction, take a bus to the next station down the F line and then double back.
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The whimsical and colorful property in Mid Beach, just a short walk from South Beach, includes two pools, a beachfront location, wellness facilities, bike rentals, and an on-site restaurant that is well-regarded for comfort Southern fare.
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But in the three decades since Sweeney and her husband moved to North Kensington, the area's once crime-ridden streets have transformed into an affluent neighborhood, a short walk from the nightclubs and restaurants of vibrant Notting Hill Gate.
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On a cold day in New York City, just a short walk from Times Square, a line of people has formed; they're neatly herded by a rope in front of an unassuming building sandwiched between the city's many skyscrapers.
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It was a short walk from King Street to the Loft on Prince Street, and Larry himself was a big Mancuso fan, and I heard him mention countless times that in his mind no one compared to David Mancuso.
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A visit to Dunn's River Falls or the Royal Palm Reserve puts visitors in touch with the town's pristine nature and eco-tourism, and if relaxing ever grows tiresome — if that's possible — surfside clubs are a short walk away.
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A short walk further east sits Whisky a Go Go, a former go-go club saved from an early grave by embracing the emerging punk scene of the late '70's and bands like X, The Germs, and Runaways.
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When you get out of the elevator — it goes to just one floor, the top — a short walk leads to another sparsely furnished sitting area, this one looking out the windows toward the harbor and the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge.
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The building is in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, a short walk from the historic Brooklyn Bridge and several amenities along the water, including basketball courts, roller-skating rinks, jogging and biking paths, and sweeping views of Lower Manhattan.
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The fact that more than 90 percent of births in some hospitals are Medicaid-funded while births in hospitals a short walk away have less than 10 percent Medicaid-funded births doesn't reflect bad decisions; it reflects poor access.
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It also hangs in the lobby of the Hall of the States, an office building that is a short walk from the United States Capitol, where the National Governors Association and the National Conference of State Legislatures have offices.
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It's the third time that the Australian cardinal, Pope Francis' top financial adviser, has testified about the sex abuse scandal, but the current round has generated intense international attention because it is taking place a short walk from the Vatican.
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Speaking Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Priebus confirmed reports that Trump's team was considering moving the daily news briefings conducted by the White House press secretary to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, a short walk away from the White House.
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We'll ask my mother-in-law to come over and take the dog for a short walk, today since she didn't get much time outside this morning, and I really don't want to come home to any accidents this evening.
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IT IS a short walk from a tiny shop with peeling yellow paint in downtown La Coruña, in northern Spain, to a dazzling five-storey store, opened in September by Zara, by far the world's most successful purveyor of "fast fashion".
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His new narrative short, Walk for Me—which follows a young ballroom performer, Hanna, as she steps out into the world as a woman—is a rare film about the scene from someone who actually grew up inside of it.
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A short walk away, teams of construction workers are turning the cavernous ground floor of a hulking building into a food-manufacturing hub that will be anchored by Russ & Daughters, a century-old purveyor of smoked fish, bagels and babka.
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It is just a short walk from a parallel universe within Molenbeek of halal butcher shops, teahouses and Middle Eastern boutiques where voices rise from the noisy sidewalks in Arabic, French and Moroccan Darija, and many women are veiled in niqabs.
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Just a short walk up the road, the 20-story building looms large in the Southern California sun — a potent symbol of the riches and might that Pimco came to represent during Mr. Gross's long reign there as the bond king.
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On Friday, August 3, security guards ushered hundreds of people through metal detectors into a youth-led town hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church, a small brick building that sits among fraternity and sorority houses a short walk from UVA's Rotunda.
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The task of monitoring the disease seems to have been delegated to people like a state health employee named Miguel Martínez, who sat at a lonely post a short walk from a brothel near the mines, examining blood samples from miners.
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It's a short walk to all the city's major cultural sites, including the iconic Las Ramblas, La Boqueria market, and Gaudí's fantastical Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, and around the corner is all the high-end shopping along Passeig de Gràcia.
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He left only once, on March 3, during which, phone records reveal, he was near the Thames embankment — a short walk from the railway station where Mr. Skripal's two attackers, Mr. Chepiga and Mr. Mishkin, would leave about 50 minutes later.
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The first Catholic cathedral in the United States and the church where the Unitarian movement was founded are both within a short walk, and the house where F. Scott Fitzgerald finished "Tender Is the Night" is about 15 minutes away.
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And just a short walk away from the Studio Museum of Harlem, Derrick Adams's jubilant collages in homage to the great African-American fashion designer Patrick Kelly (1954-1990) are at the Countee Cullen Library, at 104 West 136th Street. Fabulous.
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It has about 3,000 square feet of living space across two levels and is one of 10 apartments in a building a short walk from the financial district, said Dagmar Kurz of Peters & Peters Sotheby's International Realty, the listing agency.
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We spent time lounging on both of Anse Chastanet's beaches, including the broad stretch of sand in front of the resort and the secluded shore of Anse Mamin, located in a private cove a short walk or boat ride away.
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Mr. Trump's childhood home is a short walk from the last stop on the F train in eastern Queens, a good distance from his current New York residence, a triplex penthouse on Fifth Avenue in a tower that bears his name.
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A short walk from the museum, at 75 Lincoln Highway, is Villa Gennaro, a good idea for fans of zaftig artichokes baked with bread crumbs, garlic and tomatoes (a frequent special), soft-as-pudding tiramisù and a cost-saving B.Y.O.B. policy.
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As The Times reported in 2011, for many years he would stand in traffic on East 35th Street, near the Manhattan exit of the Queens-Midtown Tunnel and a short walk from his home, almost every day, soliciting change from drivers.
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You'll be sweaty and aching after a full day in ski gear, so make your next stop the Bachal Spa at Chamonix's Hameau Albert Premier, a luxury hotel and restaurant complex that's a short walk from the center of town.
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She had been returning from a night out with friends and was speaking via FaceTime to her sister, who is overseas, on the short walk from a public transportation stop to her home when the attack occurred, the police said.
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"We're hoping the work we've done will help minimize the loss of turnout," said Pales, the Sanders organizer at Michigan State, who has been pleading with his classmates to make the short walk just off campus to vote by absentee ballot.
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The e-commerce platform company just opened its second Toronto office, Shopify R&D located in the city's downtown, a short walk from its primary headquarters in the commerce capital of the country (their main HQ for the company overall is in Ottawa).
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Her family lived in Brooklyn, then Long Island, and Ms. Feiring hasn't strayed far: She moved into her NoLIta rental in 1989, a short walk from the store on the Bowery where her mother has sold jewelry for more than 40 years.
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Among them were the men who operate the sparkling, new market around the corner from me, with its plump egg-and-cheese in the mornings and the only late-night snacks within a short walk of my house in the quiet neighborhood.
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From the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood it was just a short walk across the square to the Winter Palace, where workers' militias seized power and laid the foundation for the Bolshevik Revolution and more than seven decades of Communist rule.
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"Failure could be catastrophic," Eric Ueland, the legislative affairs director and a former top Senate aide, said as he shuttled offers and counteroffers between Mr. McConnell's office and Mr. Schumer's suite a short walk away on the second floor of the Capitol.
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Some of the daily habits he suggests include getting more sun (vitamin D a key ingredient for brain neurotransmitters), exercising as much as you can (even if it's a short walk), getting sufficient sleep, and cultivating a mindfulness practice that works for you.
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Ms. Godzik was browsing listings on Mr. Cheal's behalf when she came across a one-bedroom in a new building by the Broadway Triangle — an area where Bushwick, Williamsburg and Bedford-Stuyvesant meet — a short walk from the J, M and G trains.
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The wall is in a small gymnasium in the Republic Olympic Training Center, a labyrinthine tennis facility in Minsk that was a short walk from the small, two-bedroom apartment Azarenka shared with her parents, her older brother, Max, and her grandparents.
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Joshua was seen with a stye in his eye, he overlooked his opponent, and the short walk to the ring at Madison Square Garden in New York meant he was unable to get his head in the game, sources tell Business Insider.
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Nebraska officials voted on Wednesday to revoke the liquor licenses of four stores in the tiny town of Whiteclay, potentially cutting off a major source of alcohol to Native Americans who live a short walk away on the dry Pine Ridge Reservation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - On southwestern Japan's Miyajima island, a short walk from one of the country's most famous ancient temple sites, there's a brand new attraction for tourists - a state-of-the art public toilet block nearly as big as a tennis court.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - On southwestern Japan's Miyajima island, a short walk from one of the country's most famous ancient temple sites, there's a brand new attraction for tourists - a state-of-the art public toilet block nearly as big as a tennis court.
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If a downtown meeting wraps up early, head over to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, which is a short walk or Uber ride from the Plaza (officially, Country Club Plaza), a 15-block shopping, dining and entertainment district dotted with fountains.
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The nearby ferry stop, a short walk from the site, is not new to the neighborhood — regular service was introduced in 2011 — but the reduced fare has made it more appealing to renters from Manhattan and other parts of Brooklyn, she said.
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But for the past five years, whenever he is in Paris, he has lived in an exquisitely preserved 21th-century hôtel particulier on the stately Place des Victoires, a short walk from the Louvre and the manicured gardens of the Palais Royal.
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But it had perks: There are expansive views of Manhattan and the Harlem River; the site is a short walk to the subway; and because of a tax-abatement program to encourage building in the area, the developer's costs were partially mitigated.
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Just a few feet from the building are small signs warning "Baby Birds on Beach" for the Piping Plover nesting areas, and a short walk away are the batteries and tunnels which served as a military outpost from 1917 through the Cold War.
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He pulls into his driveway at 2 AM. On the short walk from his truck to his bed, Thompson passes two road signs hanging on his porch that used to be displayed on the edge of town, reminders that this isn't the life he envisioned.
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Rio de Janeiro (CNN)At the Jean Louis David Salon, just a short walk from the famed Copacabana Beach, the blow dryers are roaring and the nail trimmers are clipping but blaring on the salon's television is hardly what you'd expect: It's the news.
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She finally accepted her daughter's help — this time in the form of a cabin just a short walk away from Walls' farmhouse in Orange, Va. "Somebody once told me we become adults when we understand that our parents are human beings too," Walls says.
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Anyone who takes a short walk along the banks of the Seine from the wreckage of Notre Dame will soon see a boldly modernistic structure, topped with onion domes: this "spiritual and cultural" centre, opened in 2016, was a pet project of President Vladimir Putin's.
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The cottage is also just a short walk to the charming High Street, where local vendors sell everything from fresh flowers to baby clothes, while beef from the specialized pedigree Sussex herd that grazes nearby is available from the farm shop in the opposite direction.
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At Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, the first Indian member of the royal household, Queen Victoria's trusted aide Abdul Karim, suffered the cruelty of watching his letters from Victoria being burned — just hours after she had been buried in the Royal Mausoleum a short walk away.
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"Even though they were in last place most of the time, they were still a big thing for us," Saldaña, 87, said last week while he clipped a customer's hair at his barbershop, which sits a short walk from the island's crescent-shaped harbor.
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Opening your home to guests can mean almost always being on, as Elle La Forge, 65, found out when she began renting out the ground floor of her townhouse in the St. George neighborhood of Staten Island, a short walk to the ferry to Manhattan.
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On a sunny early June afternoon, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix is sitting in a coffee shop just a short walk from his Brooklyn home, contemplating the role that Christian signifiers have played in his conceptual metal band Liturgy and his solo electronic efforts as Kel Valhaal.
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She ended at a tailor's shop in SoHo, just a short walk from the site of the Triangle fire: a building that still stands a block east of Washington Square Park and is now, like so much of the Village, part of New York University.
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We have also paid for extras like trips to museums (about $4 each) and $250 for a weeklong class trip to Austria intended to foster independence (a highlight was that each child did a short walk alone at night in a field), but that's it.
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Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in Toronto: • In Annex, a two-bedroom, three-bath townhouse with two underground parking spaces, on the corner of an Annex street that is a short walk to transit and the Royal Ontario Museum.
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Our bureau was a short walk from the ice cream shop where she was killed, and the neighborhood, Karada, was often targeted because it was a place where Sunni and Shiite Muslims lived side by side, rejecting the sectarianism that never seems to cease.
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BERLIN — The City Hostel Berlin operates out of a large, anonymous building in what was Communist East Berlin, but it's a short walk from Checkpoint Charlie and other attractions and has become a popular place to stay, with good ratings on TripAdvisor and Yelp.
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When Carlesimo was attacked and choked by his star guard, Latrell Sprewell, while coaching the Golden State Warriors in December 235, I took a short walk through my Montclair, N.J., neighborhood to knock on the door of his parents, Pete and Lucy, and offer sympathies.
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An upscale alternative a short walk away, the ritzy Bearfoot Bistro features a baby grand, inventive cocktails and exhaustive wine list, and a dedicated oyster sommelier with an encyclopedic knowledge of mollusks far and near (plate of six East and West coast oysters, 30 dollars).
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Peter Hammerman joined the Swiss firm in late 21, becoming the fourth leading cancer scientist to be poached in little more than year from Harvard, a short walk along Massachusetts Avenue from the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research (NIBR), the company's Cambridge-based research arm.
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The prosecution started its case with a mother recounting the last moments she spent with her young son, seeing him off one morning in 1979 on the short walk from his family's loft in Manhattan to the school bus stop alone for the first time.
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A short walk away in its research lab, though, Lego is trying to refashion the product it is best known for: It wants to eliminate its dependence on petroleum-based plastics, and build its toys entirely from plant-based or recycled materials by 2030.
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Back on the academy grounds, a short walk downhill from the resort, there is now campuswide Wi-Fi and a capacious indoor training facility, the Ronnie Berlack Center, which opened in December 2015 and serves as a poignant reminder of the dangers of Alpine skiing.
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In an interview on Monday at his sales office Shuangjing, an affluent area in central Beijing with a nice view of the main business district and a short walk to an international school, Mr. Wu explained some of the main reasons for the property price rally.
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He lives about 45 minutes outside Macerata in a sparsely furnished room a short walk from a soccer field that was an internment camp for 61 Jews in World War II. The first time he saw Macerata, he said, he was struck by how clean it was.
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Country Club Disco + Fk A Genre Who: Mija, Billy Kenny, Golf Clap Where: The Annex When: 10PM-4AM OWSLA star Mija is the main reason to go to this official Movement afterparty, which will descend on a club that's a short walk away from the festival grounds.
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On warm days, visitors emerge from the tunnel a stone's throw from a 15-story drop over Ithaca Falls and a short walk downstream from Forest Falls, a 25-foot waterfall that flows into a picturesque, rocky pool where swimming is popular, but illegal and dangerous.
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A short walk away, a large, unmarked warehouse in a parking lot is the headquarters of Percival Menswear, where the full range of hipster's apparel can be ordered online and tried on by appointment: everything from beanies and hoodies to ribbed turtlenecks and boldly patterned shirts.
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That said, I still plan on going to the Geneva Motor Show and to the several other big auto shows I attend each year in places like Detroit, Los Angeles and Paris — not to mention the New York Auto Show, a short walk from my office.
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When the first Category 4 hurricane to make landfall in Texas since 1961 finally struck, the storm hit near Rockport, as Mr. Thornton sat on a stool in his garage, the last remaining soul on his block of Glass Avenue, a short walk from the water's edge.
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Just a short walk away, on a stone wall in the picturesque Odeonsplatz, a few out-of-place dark bricks are the only traces of what once was a monument to the Nazi party operatives who were killed in the National Socialists' attempted coup in 1923.
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She lived with her family just a short walk from the world's most famous clay courts and often prowled the stadium's passageways and pictured herself playing major matches against players like Serena Williams, whose outfits Mladenovic used to wear — and wear out — when she was a youngster.
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In the center of Valletta, the country's capital and a city on Unesco's World Heritage list, the hotel is about a 40-minute drive from Malta International Airport and a short walk from the Grand Harbor, Lower Barrakka Gardens and St. John's Co-Cathedral, among other sites.
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It came to be known as Española Way — a block-long promenade with sidewalk cafes and salsa, samba, jazz and techno rhythms that often inspire dancing in the streets — and it is now a historic district, a short walk from the headquarters of Art Basel Miami Beach.
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A couple of months ago, the 218-year-old musician who records as Rat Boy rented a huge empty warehouse a short walk to a lovely little stream and a slightly longer walk to a small black sign leaning against a decayed wall that reads FARM TOILET.
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In addition to two stately homes in London connected to King Salman, his son, Prince Turki bin Salman, is listed as the guarantor of an Isle of Man company that sold a penthouse apartment a short walk from Westminster Abbey for over $35 million in 2014.
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Should you need pointers on how to get your own Obamaphone, as well as other benefits and services for homeless and at-risk people, you can stop by the Everyday Connect office on 25 Van Ness, a short walk toward City Hall from the farmer's market.
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Back when Donald Trump was calling news conferences to say he had refurbished the Central Park skating rink ahead of schedule and $750,000 under budget, the other Trumps had an office a short walk from the Trump Tower on the east side of Fifth Avenue at 69th Street.
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Ever since I downloaded the game on Monday I've been worryingly addicted to it, so on my commute to and from work — which involves a short walk, a half hour train journey and a quick Tube ride — I've been trying to find the best way of utilising that time.
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After these brief snoozes, she rises and heads to her office, just a short walk from her bedroom in her 55-room San Francisco mansion, and begins writing at her desk, which is shaped like three of her best-selling novels stacked atop one another, by 8 a.m.
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The Queen Charlotte Pub, which is located in Windsor, England, just a short walk away from the gates of Windsor Castle, has partnered with their parent company, Oak Taverns, to craft a gin distilled especially for the royal wedding — and it has a very fitting name: Gin&'er.
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In her new neighborhood, which is sometimes called Bronxwood, Ms. Vasiliu, 40, and her husband, Michael Behrman, 22015, also an architect, found a place that reminded them of the pre-gentrification New York, with perks including the parklike New York Botanical Garden a short walk from their home.
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Last September, friends of friends in Mumbai introduced me to the gregarious Zarine Commissariat, a retired office manager, who took me one postmonsoon afternoon to this low-profile Gothic Revival building a short walk from the Bombay High Court, convenient for the many club members who are lawyers.
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The clothes complement the lazy story line: swimwear half-buttoned over for the short walk between the indoors and the water; open-foot, worn-in jeans, pilling knits; all comfy and colorful solids draped nonchalantly on lounging bodies, poppy and graphic against the Riviera behind in muted passé composé.
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Rothschild Boulevard, arguably Tel Aviv's grandest thoroughfare and the heart of its business and start-up sectors, is just up the block, and a short walk will take you to both the bustling Carmel Market and the boutique- and gallery-lined cobblestone streets of the Neve Tzedek neighborhood.
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In Montreal's small but engaging Chinatown, a short walk from the Old Harbor, at the noodle shop, Nouilles de Lan Zhou, we waited to be seated, as the kids watched, with enraptured fascination, the young man twirling, stretching, spinning and cutting hand-pulled noodles in the restaurant window.
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"Nope, don't know nothing about it," said Will Small, 53, who was sitting on a bench outside Tompkinsville Park, a short walk along Bay Street from Mr. de Blasio's temporary office in Borough Hall, where more than 60 staff members from City Hall also spent the week working.
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Visitors can view the tent beginning on April 19, the 242nd anniversary of "the shot heard 'round the world" that set off the Revolution, when the museum opens in the heart of this historic city, just a short walk from Carpenters' Hall, meeting place of the first Continental Congress.
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But if you say you would like to pay for a day pass to the hotel or to visit the casino or restaurants, you are waved in and can park in the garage, which charges by the hour and is a short walk down a path to the beach.
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After taking in the views from the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a 3889th-century fortress perched on a seaside bluff ($2100 for adults), take the short walk to the frequently overlooked Museo de las Américas, a small museum on the second floor of a military barracks from 1854.
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Stretching for several hundred feet along Park Street, the wall (technically two walls — one along the sidewalk, with an identical one terraced above it) marks the beginning of construction on a 109-unit residential development on a three-acre site a short walk from the heart of downtown.
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Late last month, just a week ahead of the 83rd anniversary of the founding of Rajamangala University of Technology Tawan-ok Uthentawai (simply known as Uthentawai), Bangkok's metropolitan police preemptively raided its campus and that of the school's archrival, the Pathumwan Institute of Technology, located a short walk away.
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Because another of his presidential haunts, the Trump International hotel, a short walk along Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House, is also popular with foreign dignitaries, Mr Trump has been sued over an obscure clause of the constitution that forbids public servants from accepting fees or gifts from a foreign state.
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The couple, who have a house in Pittsburgh, rented a one-bedroom apartment at 250 Ashland Place, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, a short walk from the Clinton Hill co-op where their son and daughter-in-law live, so they could be on hand to help with the couple's first child.
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The Beekman is a short walk to some of downtown Manhattan's great landmarks, like Battery Park, which is also where you can take in exquisite views of the Statue of Liberty or catch the Staten Island Ferry (which is a completely free way to see the Statue of Liberty up close).
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And the location near Tiantong Road was ideal — I could either hop directly on the subway or take a short walk over the Suzhou River into the Huangpu District, giving me easy access to the Number 255 subway line, one of the two main underground east-west thoroughfares in the city.
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Mr. Eichner now knows the pros and cons of flying between New York and Los Angeles on Jet Blue (good restaurants, long walk to the terminal, spotty Wi-Fi), versus American (bad food, short walk, better Wi-Fi) versus Delta (best food, longest walk, Wi-Fi on par with American).
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Ms. Watson remembers exactly what she did on the last day of 2017: she went out in a tiny boat, for what's called "zodiac cruising," to see penguins, and took a short walk around Deception Island, a small caldera in the South Shetland Islands that happens to have an active volcano.
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During his time in Washington, he lived in a sparsely furnished one-bedroom apartment near Union Station, a short walk from the Special Counsel's office and a location that would hasten his Amtrak commute home to New York on weekends to see his wife — a federal judge — and their three daughters.
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International Real Estate 11 Photos View Slide Show ' A FIVE-BEDROOM HOUSE ON THE BRAZILIAN COAST $3003,000 (1.8 MILLION BRAZILIAN REAL) This five-bedroom house is a short walk from a white-sand beach on the northeastern coast of Brazil, about 30 miles from the popular tourist destination of Natal.
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Now settled in New York City — her office is a short walk from Madison Square Park in Manhattan — she wants to put something in students' backpacks besides the usual kaleidoscopic batch of pencils and notebooks, along with the inevitable smushed snacks and the obligatory headphones: Reusable, stainless-steel water bottles.
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If you'd like to see where they lived, start as they did their freshmen year at St. Salvator's Hall, in the heart of University of St. Andrews, and then take a short walk off campus to 2520a Hope Street, where they resided with two other friends in their second year.
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Get yourself to the Carhartt outpost here, a short walk from Colette, the retailing madhouse where, at a recently installed Balenciaga pop-up shop, one can order a T-shirt customized with logos as tacky as the ones at a stall next to a saltwater taffy stand in Atlantic City.
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The bus dropped them off just a short walk away, and as Gutierrez, his mother, pregnant wife and the couple's two other children talked about their fun night during their stroll, a speeding blue Toyota Tacoma ran a red light and spun out of control—right towards Gutierrez and his loved ones.
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Its Old City is a treasure of real estate finds for those who relish fixer-uppers and is a short walk from the ancient harbor and port that has been nearly continuously populated for thousands of years, from the age of the Crusaders through Muslim conquerors, into the Ottoman Empire and modern times.
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At a small pub a short walk from Mr. Sagman's funeral, three gray-haired men sharing a Sunday afternoon beer listed the reasons they hated Mr. Erdogan: He is power-hungry, he uses religion to rally his supporters, and he is trying to bring Turkey closer to the Arab world and its conservatism.
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For Mr. Lee, it is Benu, a short walk from In Situ, where he offers some of the most exquisitely varied and controlled tasting menus I've ever had; his cooking there runs variations on Chinese, Korean and Japanese dishes that are possible only because he seems to understand each one so thoroughly.
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A short walk along the banks of the Ciliwung River from Mr. Bejo's floodgate, Manutur Sitanggang, the foreman of a floating excavator crew, said they dig up around 35,000 cubic feet of sediment each day, as they try to restore that section of the river back to a depth of 20 feet.
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A short walk from the headquarters, on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, formerly the Triborough Bridge, Mr. Gugliero watched as cars sped through the sensors, noting how small a footprint the scaffolding for the system needs – making it a feasible option for tighter roadways like the West Side Highway and the F.D.R. Drive.
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It's just a short walk down Bethnal Green Road, past the greengrocer selling bean plants and bunches of plantain, to Lyle's: a restaurant described by Birkett as "the best value restaurant of that caliber in the UK." Walking through the large wooden doors, the atmosphere couldn't be more of a contrast to E Pellicci.
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The way she made the short walk home in the evenings to the apartments across the river in Cortober again named a sensitivity—she always slowed a little to look out and over the water, maybe to see what the weather was doing, perhaps she even read the river light, as Seamus did, fastidiously.
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Holding an ax, Mr. Tsitomore, who like some people in Madagascar uses one name, took me for a short walk into the forest to a spot where he had chopped off the branches of a large tamarind tree — a hardwood that is considered sacred in many communities in Madagascar, and cannot be legally used for charcoal.
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Sometime in the very near future, though, the value of Mr. Dorsey's distinctly less sexy second company, where he tends to work in the morning, is likely to become more valuable than his more well-known first company, where he works in the afternoon after a short walk between the two companies' headquarters in San Francisco.
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The British Library, a short walk from the King's Cross train station — a vital location in J. K Rowling's Harry Potter series — announced Monday that it would hold an exhibition next year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first book, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" (published as "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" in the United States).
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Brand Off's flagship store in Tokyo's Ginza district is just a short walk from Hermès's own flagship boutique, while the pre-eminent reseller in Paris, Loïc Bocher, the founder of Collector Square, has created the LuxPrice Index, a referencing chart for Hermès, as well as for watches and jewelry, with results from about 25,2044 auction transactions.
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Sometime in the very near future, though, the value of Mr. Dorsey's distinctly less-sexy second company, where he tends to work in the afternoon, is likely to become more valuable than his more well-known first company, where he works in the morning, separated by a short walk between the two companies' headquarters in San Francisco.
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If you're lucky enough to find yourself in this capital city with a day to shop and yen to spend, you can find a concentrated selection of the country's best high-end denim just a short walk from the central Ebisu station, among the side streets, shops and bakeries of the Daikanyama neighborhood, often called the Brooklyn of Tokyo.
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A short walk from the top station brings you to an outdoor viewing area where you can take in a view that includes 29 peaks that top out at more than 4,000 meters (13,2603 feet), including the scalpel edge of the Weisshorn and the bulging dome of Monte Rosa, both of which surpass the Matterhorn in height, if not in fame.
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Instead of buying a Craftsman bungalow with a backyard in an up-and-coming residential neighborhood like East Nashville, Ms. Turner and Mr. Ezell paid $1.1 million for a mixed-use two-story, white-brick house in Rutledge Hill, a nowhere land of industrial buildings and crisscrossing freeways a short walk from downtown and the famous honky-tonks on Lower Broadway.
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Backlit intermittently by what passes for sunshine in early November in Chicago, Stephanie Izard sat at a communal bench table in the private dining room above Little Goat, her diner and bakery located catty-corner from her famed Girl & The Goat, the Randolph Street pillars of her Ruminant Empire (her newest restaurant, Duck Duck Goat, lies a short walk away on Fulton, de riguer for restaurants).
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